Rankings Round-Up Fall 2003

Financial Times: Executive Education Ranking (May 19)
• #16 among (non-degree) executive programs in the US
• #28 among (non-degree) executive programs worldwide
• #34 in custom programs worldwide
• #28 in open enrollment programs worldwide

US News & World Report: Undergraduate Program Ranking (August 25)
• #3 overall among undergraduate programs in the US (tied with University of Michigan)
• #3 in management
• #3 in marketing
• #3 in real estate (tied with New York University’s Stern School)
• #4 in finance
• #5 in quantitative analysis
• #6 in international business
• #7 in entrepreneurship
• #10 in MIS (management of information systems)
• #10 in production

Wall Street Journal/Harris Interactive: MBA Ranking (Sept. 16)
• #14 overall among full-time MBA programs in the world, say corporate recruiters
• #7 best among public business schools
• #5 best among small MBA programs (less than 500 students)
• #2 best for hiring of women among the top 50 ranked MBA programs
• #2 best school for hiring by technology recruiters
• #5 best entrepreneurship program
• one of the ten "Hidden Gems"

Hispanic Business: MBA Ranking (Sept.)
• #6 among MBA programs in the US

America Economia: MBA Ranking (a Latin American magazine, Sept.)
• #14 among full-time MBA programs worldwide

Beyond Grey Pinstripes: MBA Ranking (Oct. 6)
• In the second tier and among the top fifteen MBA programs worldwide rated by the Aspen Institute and the World Resources Council on their ability to prepare future business leaders for social and environmental stewardship

Economist Intelligence Unit: MBA Ranking (Oct. 6)
• #16 among full-time MBA programs worldwide

Forbes: MBA Ranking (Oct. 13)
• #21 among full-time MBA programs in the US based on "return on investment"

Global Derivatives: Quantitative Finance Master’s Program Ranking (Oct.)
• #1 among master’s programs in finance, quantitative finance, and financial engineering in the US and Canada

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